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Black Coffee NW Lets the Youth Lead

December 10, 2020 Mark Van Streefkerk Comments Off on Black Coffee NW Lets the Youth Lead

How this Black-owned café in Washington supports youth-led activism. BY MARK VAN STREEFKERKSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo courtesy of DarNesha Weary Black Coffee Northwest is a youth-focused nonprofit café in Shoreline, Wash., with […]

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Quarantine Musings—Coffee & the Rise of ASMR

December 7, 2020 baristamagazine Comments Off on Quarantine Musings—Coffee & the Rise of ASMR

Coffee shop ASMR is one of the most recent trends to popularize on the Internet since the start of the pandemic, but it has been around for a long time to comfort those with smooth sounds and noises. […]

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Advice for Marginalized Folks Working Behind the Bar on Election Day

November 2, 2020 Mark Van Streefkerk Comments Off on Advice for Marginalized Folks Working Behind the Bar on Election Day

We share reflections from working shifts during the 2016 election and offer four tips to get you through this one. BY MARK VAN STREEFKERKBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo by Markus Winkler for Unsplash Four years […]

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Social Media Has Increased Café Tourism: Part One

October 21, 2020 baristamagazine Comments Off on Social Media Has Increased Café Tourism: Part One

While the pandemic closes international borders for island hopping, Instagram has opened doors to a café-hopping frenzy within Hong Kong. BY TIGGER CHATURABULSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo courtesy of Tigger Chaturabul People in […]

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Cafetero Specializes in Costa Rican Coffee in Japan

October 2, 2020 baristamagazine Comments Off on Cafetero Specializes in Costa Rican Coffee in Japan

Owner Ricki Oshita’s business is the only in the country that works exclusively with Costa Rican coffee. BY JOHN W. HORTON IIISPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of John Horton III Not far from […]

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West Coast Cafés Endure Smoke, Wildfires, COVID-19, and Rolling Blackouts

September 30, 2020 Mark Van Streefkerk Comments Off on West Coast Cafés Endure Smoke, Wildfires, COVID-19, and Rolling Blackouts

Wildfire season is a new mainstay for cafés on the West Coast of the United States. BY MARK VAN STREEFKERKSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo by Lisa Halcom This year’s wildfire season was a […]

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Cocoa Cinnamon’s Love Letter to Coffee Culture

September 4, 2020 Mark Van Streefkerk Comments Off on Cocoa Cinnamon’s Love Letter to Coffee Culture

The Latinx-owned, womxn-forward café and roastery is one of Durham’s foremost culture bearers and coffee educators. BY MARK VAN STREEFKERKBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo by David Solow art + design, style by Alyssa Noble, Lakewood […]

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2019 World Barista Champion Jooyeon Jeon’s Favorite Busan Cafés

August 26, 2020 baristamagazine Comments Off on 2019 World Barista Champion Jooyeon Jeon’s Favorite Busan Cafés

The Busan-based barista champ shares with us some of her favorite spots in the port city. BY SUNGHEE TARKSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo by Lanny Huang When Jooyeon Jeon of Momos Coffee in […]

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Le Peloton Café in Paris Takes a Stand for Black Lives Matter

August 4, 2020 baristamagazine Comments Off on Le Peloton Café in Paris Takes a Stand for Black Lives Matter

In a city whose coffee community was somewhat hesitant to respond to the American protest movement, one coffee shop with a personal connection to BLM stepped forward. BY ELLA MCELROYSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover […]

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A Conversation With Coffee del Mundo’s Jonathan Kinnard

July 28, 2020 baristamagazine Comments Off on A Conversation With Coffee del Mundo’s Jonathan Kinnard

The café owner shares his thoughts on supporting Black businesses, the power of the consumer, and sustaining the revolution by getting to coffee’s roots. BY EMILY JOY MENESESSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE All photos courtesy […]

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